"What I see, as I make it out, is that you've achieved somethingalmost unprecedented in the way of getting used to danger. Livingwith it so long and so closely you've lost your sense of it; youknow it's there, but you're indifferent, and you cease even, as ofold, to have to whistle in the unlit. Considering what the dangeris," May Bartram wound up, "I'm bound to say I don't think yourattitude could well be surpassed."